Примеры использования Preferable to retain на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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However, it was considered preferable to retain consistent language.
It would be preferable to retain"rule of law", which clearly had a more specific meaning, and to give a brief definition of the term in article 2.
As for article 21, several delegations felt it preferable to retain it in its present form.
It would therefore be preferable to retain the first option proposed by Uruguay because of its clarity and precision.
Mr. Nordlander(Sweden) said that, having heard the statements by the representatives of the United States and Singapore,he thought it preferable to retain draft paragraph 1 c.
It would therefore be preferable to retain draft article 6, paragraph 4, in its present form.
After an exchange of views in which Mr. SHERIFIS, Mr. DIACONU, Mr. GARVALOV and Mr. de GOUTTES took part,the CHAIRMAN said that it appeared to be preferable to retain the original wording.
Mr. Thelin said that it would be preferable to retain only the first, more substantive, sentence in paragraph 16.
The prevailing view, however, was that the suggested modifications did not provide added clarity and that,lacking a better expression, it would be preferable to retain the words"or other aspects". For further discussion on this issue see para. 128.
It might be preferable to retain the rule but allow a certain flexibility in order to accommodate country-specific needs.
Assuming that the second option was adopted,it would be preferable to retain recommendation 198 and delete recommendation 199.
It is therefore preferable to retain the wording"fundamental human rights", which was used in article 50, subparagraph 1(b) on State responsibility.
With respect to the proposal to change the title of the topic,his delegation thought it preferable to retain the current title, since it took up a term always used in textbooks, the word“legal” being understood.
Therefore, it was preferable to retain in the model provision the general principle in paragraph(2) and to list situations intended to be covered in a guide to enactment.
While the deletion of draft article 13 would not imply the abolition of current practices,it would be preferable to retain the current text in order to have a clear rule, particularly in view of the concerns expressed by the observer for the Netherlands.
It would be preferable to retain the concept of“genuine link”, which was recognized at the international level, as evidenced by article 5, paragraph 1, of the 1958 Geneva Convention on the High Seas and article 91, paragraph 1, of the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.
The Commission had concluded that it would be preferable to retain an adjustment mechanism that was transparent and easily understood.
Mr. MARIÑO MENÉNDEZ(Alternate Rapporteur for the draft general comment) thought it possible to find a wording that was satisfactory to Mr. Wang Xuexian without deleting thereference to article 14, which it would be preferable to retain in connection with Committee practice.
In the text of the Rules, it would be preferable to retain, at most, the first two sentences of draft paragraph 2.
Mr. AMARE(Ethiopia) said that, since the Convention had to establish norms and principles applicable to all States, whether or not they were parties to the Convention,it was preferable to retain the descriptive geographical definition of watercourse State.
In the first sentence, it was preferable to retain the word"legal", so that it read"personal legal responsibility.
As the objective of transposing the recommendations of the Guide to the intellectual property context is to ensure a parity of treatment between acquisition security rights in tangible assets andacquisition security rights in intellectual property, it is preferable to retain the same outcome in both cases.
As to the figures, it would be preferable to retain them, since the very fact that there were so many reservations spoke for itself.
With respect to the second proposed amendment, it would undoubtedly be desirable for operative paragraph 18 to be recast in clearer terms in 2003, as the existing wording concerning the question of guarantees and the legality or illegality of executions was somewhat confusing. For the time being, however,it seemed preferable to retain the existing wording, especially in view of the fact that that was the wording that had regularly been adopted at previous sessions of the General Assembly.
The prevailing view, however, was that it was preferable to retain the formulation of the draft paragraph as a rebuttable presumption.
Regarding article 17, it would be preferable to retain the reference to both an accused and a suspect; in paragraph 2(b), the possibility of making challenges should not be available to States not parties; and paragraph 6, as currently worded, was acceptable.
With regard to the current paragraph, he felt that it would be preferable to retain the paragraph as written, pending receipt of the information, which the Committee had requested.
It was considered preferable to retain a reference to the making of the award, in order to put beyond doubt that the arbitration would be binding on all parties, whether they were the original parties to the arbitration or joined later in the process.
Regarding the issue of a harmonized cost-recovery rate, it was preferable to retain harmonized rates to avoid excessive competition between the operational agencies.
Accordingly, while it was preferable to retain a definition, the Special Rapporteur proposed to reconsider the formulation adopted on first reading.